Learn to experience small and great things through the lens of joy and delight. When forces try to oppress, it is imperative that we resist by expressing our joy in being alive and here for one another.
Come and explore living love through the practice of trust. In times of doubt, fear, and feelings of helplessness it is more vital than ever to live in a practice of trust for ourselves, others, and for our country.
As we turn to put love at the center of our faith, we reflect on the many ways to understand love. One is thinking about love as the ultimate creative force. Does love inspire creativity? What does love drive us to invent? Join guest preacher Martha Durkee-Neuman for an exploration of some surprising stories from … Continue reading I Love You to the Point of Invention
Ours is a covenantal faith, and what binds us together are the promises we make. Just as we periodically spend time looking at our personal lives making promises to ourselves, we should also look at our promises to each other and to the communities we are a part. This week our speaker is a virtual … Continue reading We Begin Again in Love
Rev. Sarah Gibb Millspaugh joined the Pacific Western Region’s Congregational Life staff in July 2016. With experience as a parish minister, curriculum developer, and lay leader, she serves as the primary contact for several congregations across the western US. Sarah works with all PWR congregations as a specialist in conflict transformation, safety, professional boundaries, and … Continue reading Living Into a Living System
Love is central to Unitarian Universalism. So too, are values such as interdependence, justice, conscience, and the free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Since the inception of Unitarian Universalism, we have gathered in covenant grounded in shared values, principles, and purposes. Ours is a living tradition. This involves taking the time and making … Continue reading What’s Most Important
